Iris
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Fermented Transistor12/02/2012
LiliumLibido
51 Reviews
LiliumLibido
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The name is cringe worthy but the scent makes up for it
Hey, I can't help it: I'm an atheist so the name of this fragrance feels like biting into aluminium foil, to me. BUT... The fragrance is simply beautiful.
It's a fresh and dewy floral, I detect a lilac note in it as well, and it smells like taking a deep breath in after jamming your face into a huge bouquet of live flowers. The fragrance has a surprisingly long lasting power, all in softness, there isn't a single hard edge to be found anywhere in this.
The musk note is not animalic, in fact it is very clean, evocative of clean skin, soft, smooth and warm, it adds just the right amount of depth to the other notes.
I'm actually shocked that this is a BPAL creation, as that company is usually known for its goth and edgy scents, but this is all flowing femininity and gentleness, ridiculously pretty and cuddle worthy.
It's a fresh and dewy floral, I detect a lilac note in it as well, and it smells like taking a deep breath in after jamming your face into a huge bouquet of live flowers. The fragrance has a surprisingly long lasting power, all in softness, there isn't a single hard edge to be found anywhere in this.
The musk note is not animalic, in fact it is very clean, evocative of clean skin, soft, smooth and warm, it adds just the right amount of depth to the other notes.
I'm actually shocked that this is a BPAL creation, as that company is usually known for its goth and edgy scents, but this is all flowing femininity and gentleness, ridiculously pretty and cuddle worthy.
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